New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-23
yovJyArroNs BY GoVERNoR GREET.

.,,pxnMySrs TO THE POOL BILL ADoPTED-sPEAk-
Err BAIRD CAUGHT MAPPING.
TRENTON. March % (Special.-Governor Green
sent in the following nominations to the Senate
to-day ~,
County: Charles NJ Jamison, for somerset county
Louis s. Heyer. for Union County All reappoltn,u nts
Theodore " Morris of Monmouth; Richard Il. Howell
Of Cumberland: Robert s. Woodruff OF Mercer M
Metwber of the state Board of AssessorsEx Senator
Alexander G. Cattle, of Camden reaPp3in'ed; .,
Harbor Master for Hudson County-P. ii. oNein' o
jersey CITY: rcappolnted.
All the nominations vera referred to the Judiciary
Committee The Governor did not satisfy the intense
curiosity which awaits his nomination OF Chancellor,
Supr me Court Justice and Secretary OF STATE and he
has gwen sign of what he intends to 90 Inc nom
nations made to-day VIII be confirmed WITHOUT oplec
non There is curiosity TO what the Governor VIII
do in the case of John Carpenter Jr whom the senate
has rejected tor RI arian Commissioner on account
OF unftness. 1880,
The Senate this morning concurred in the amend
ments &c the bill regulating betting at the races Inc
bill now goes to the Governor who WILL u Is rePo
permit it to become a law without his signature Inc
iii does not hermit the sale of pools but simply limits
the penalty for betting to 30 Tor each oHehee ater
due conviction The offence has heretofore peen pun
ishabe criminally, and the change will practically
hermit bookmaking. The passage OF this bill was
Immediately followed by the introduction OF another
also said to emanae from those interested IN .ne mon
twenty-four days in each year, and provides LOT a
State tax of per cent gate receipts the amount OF
the tax to he not less than "a OOO IN edcn wear Inc
effect of this measure will he to stop spring ana
autumn racing nj Guttenburg and other places TO
which there is considerable objection.
The Senate passed the joint resolution MAKING a
settlement of the Morris and Essex Railroad tax ques
ton and the bill to require inspection OF boilers
was ordered to o third reading after contest OF con
siderable excitement -,
Gove nor Green sent in q veto of bill to permit
the appointment of city clerks Tor three years clam
ing that each counsel should have the night 10 seieci
lie own clerks. 800 1900, a..
The Assembly was in a condition of general dis
organization this afternoon. Assemblyman hdiIigan
and several other members had been amusing 'nen'
selves ,rinc the noon recess in statesmanllko pas
times and ia the afternoon those who were nor asleep
m ,de the House lively. Assemblyman Noonan
characteristic affection for eUquence maze lseli
nrominept: but finally he reached point where a
motion was necessary and he called upon the Speaker
once twice, three times. The Speaker wears glasses
and his eyes could not be but at length Ih"heu
upon the House that he fast asleep. Mr.. Noonan
moved that the private secretary be reqnestd TO
awaken the Speaker. The secretary nudeed Ms
superior in the ribs the Speaker aroused ana business
was resumed amid laughter
The bill to prohibit insurance by railroad corpora
lions was passed after struggle. The measure rs
directed against the insurance system adopted year
ago by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The bill TO prohibit the employment OF rinkeftoni
detectives was ALEC passed. BOth VIII DC consiuc'cu
in the Senate next week.
Although the resolution TO adjourn FINAL " on April
has yet been sent to the Senate from The House
il is believed it will he adopted ultimately ny both
houses and arrangements arc being made looking 20
that end The Republicans have scored another point
on the Denoc ats in the matter OF Oinccs 10 be lille
by the iout meeting. The Democrats are 40 anxious
to elect certain District Court Judges that they have
made suggestion OF division OF the Offices VI The he
onhlcaus will consent to bold another JOINT meeting,
committee has been appointed TO regulate the mat
ter and two Republicans at lenst will he elected,
probably one in Camden and one IN Paterson, VIII a
chance for one in Elizabeth.
The bill requiring the closing OF polls ~ . p m on
election day and al Lowing more than 900 voters IN
each voting precinct was ordered 10 thru Ie"u's Al
the Senate.